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(Bloomberg NYC) Michael Bloomberg announcing the expansion of PlaNYC Carbon Challenge in April last year.New York City's greenhouse gas emissions have dropped by 19 percent since 2005, outgoing Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on Monday, and the air in... 
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A nice overview of Mr. Bloombergs focus on Climate Change during his just-ended tenure as Mayor of New York.
The one quibble I have here is the somewhat arbitrary comparative date of "reduced greenhouse gases by 19%" 2005. He actually came into office in 2002. Is that not a more sober look at what he has been able to acomplish?